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Articles related to "Bernie Williams"
A Disturbing Pattern Bernie Williams is a highly rated baseball player. It is doubtful that New York Yankees would have won five of the last six American League pennants without Bernie Williams, but it is not doubtful that he has contributed little to their winning four of their last five World Series. bernie • williams • yankees • world series
Bernie Williams and His Yankees It hurts me to get on people. I don't like to get on people, because I don't want them to get on me." Bernie Williams bernie williams • david cone • yankees • world championship • world series
Yankees Waiting on Bernie Williams The New York Yankees have invited long-time center fielder, Bernie Williams, to Spring Training, but the veteran will only accept if he knows he'll be on the roster. bernie • williams • yankees • torre • mattingly
MLB Career Postseason Records With the addition of two more playoff rounds in 1969 and 1995, respectively, the postseason greatly expanded, and so did baseball's October record books. mlb postseason records • career pitching postseason records • most postseason career wins • postseason career pitching wins • career hitting postseason records
Clumped Together to Confuse Us Yes, Bernie Williams has hit the most "postseason" home runs, John Smoltz has won the most “postseason” games, and Tom Glavine has the most “postseason” losses, but Barry Bonds has hit .245 in nine “postseason” series, yet he has a .471 World Series batting average, which is the highest lifetime batting average in World Series history. Who is confused? How about most of the fans. No, make that those who blend all the records after the regular season ends together. american • american league • national • national league • championship
It Makes Some Sense There have been many lead off batters who do not fit the mold of a “traditional” lead off batter. Bernie Williams can join that group and help the Yankees offense. bernie williams • derek jeter • yankees • lead off hitter.
New York Yankees Hitting Records Babe Ruth still holds quite a few hitting records. But as the heroes of the New Dynasty get a little bit older, they are starting to amke their mark on Yankee history. new york yankee hitting records • new york yankee batting records • yankee hitting records • yankee batting records • yankee player records
Rivera and Posada Deserve the Same The Yankees are willing to bend their own rules in order to keep Alex Rodriguez in pinstripes. Mariano Rivera and Jorge Posada must be treated the same way. new york yankees • scott boras • alex rodriguez • mariano rivera • jorge posada
Six Game Tryout The situation called for a right handed batter but there was absolutely NO chance of that for two reasons. First, Joe Torre would not send up a hitter for Giambi because this was the last game of Giambi’s six game “tryout.” Second is that the right handed batters on the bench were Andy Phillips, Russ Johnson, John Flaherty, and Rey Sanchez (a switch hitter). yankees • joe torre • jason giambi • home run • world series
Winners Hate to Lose The 2002 New York Yankees are one of the highest paid teams in major league baseball history. They may not be hungry enough to earn their pay. yankees • bernie williams • derek jeter • shane spencer • losers
Pedro, Chemistry, Hair, and Nelson The fans just don’t get. They don’t want Pedro Martinez to pitch for the Yankees because it will destroy the team chemistry, because he has long hair, because he has a friend who is a midget, and because he says dumb things to the media. All those negatives really hurt the Red Sox, didn’t they? yankees • red sox • pedro • martinez • chemistry
Baseball Spring Training Overview Who will win the American Legaue Central Division title? Which heavy hitters will play? Who will move to a new team? ...and other interesting questions. barry bonds • baseball • san francisco giants • steroids • sammy sosa
Pedro, Roger, Bernie and Kim The greatest rivalry in the history of sports has taken a hit. Pedro Martinez has announced that he will become a free agent at the end of this season. Pedro Martinez will be leaving the Red Sox “Nation” to join another “nation” unless the Red Sox produce enough Federal Reserve Notes to satisfy him. pedro • martinez • yankees • red sox • williams
When Mickey Rooted Against Billy Mickey Mantle and Billy Martin were Yankees, but when Billy managed against them, Mickey wanted the Yankees to win. yankee • yankees • mickey mantle • billy martin • butch cassidy
2009 World Baseball Classic Roster: Puerto Rico Manager Jose Oquendo has quite a bit of talent as he leads the Puerto Rico national team at the 2009 World Baseball Classic. puerto rico 2009 world baseball classic preview • 24 man roster • puerto rico failed to get out of second round at 2 • puerto rico roster 2009 • home field advantage for puerto rico in first roun
Changes The New York Yankees had one of the greatest of all seasons in 1998. Three seasons later, it is an almost completely different team. yankees • 1998 season • player changes
Roger's Return New York, July 30, 2004. The New York Yankees announced today that they had pulled off a blockbuster trade with the Houston Astros, acquiring centerfielder Carlos Beltran and right-handed pitcher Roger Clemens for centerfielder Kenny Lofton, left-handed pitcher Alex Graman and prospects Robinson Cano and Dioner Navarro. yankees • astros • clemens • williams • lofton
The 1998 New York Yankees The New York Yankees have had many great seasons over the years, but their 1998 edition was at least the second best team ever, if not the best. new york yankees • 1998 new york yankees • 1998 world champion yankees • 1998 yankees wins • 1998 yankees best team
World Series Game 1 Diary A diary of Game 1 of the 1999 World Series world series game 1 • atlanta braves • new york yankees • 1999
Alex and Manny The signings of Alex Rodriguez and Manny Ramirez. baseball • free agent • manny ramirez • alex rodriguez
2001 Busts A look at five players who have stumbled out of the block this season and whether they can turn it around this season. baseball • stats • home run • runs • stolen bases
Hesitate or They May Be Lost The Yankees will almost certainly finish first in the Eastern Division this season, but they need outfield help to win the World Series. Trading too much young talent should not be an option. yankees • nick johnson • shannon stewart • eastern division.
Results Can Be Misleading The pitcher who gave up the hit that won the game suffered few statistical consequences. Causes are not always obvious. yankees • giambi • hammond • predestined hit.
Same Old Song? After a great start, the month of May has not been merry for the Yankees. They had better turn it around. yankees • red sox • clemens • torre • angels.
The AL Team MVPs A look at the most valuable players of each American League team. al team mvps rodriguez tejada giambi
What Would George Have Done? What would George Steinbrenner have done if he were the Yankees owner in 1951? Well, it is interesting to speculate based upon past performance. new york yankees • yankees • steinbrenner • dimaggio • ford
A-Rod Was Worth the $252 Million A-Rod earned his money under baseball's biggest contract. But he should still get rid of Scott Boras. alex rodriguez $252 million contract • alex rodriguez texas rangers contract • alex rodriguez free agent contract • alex rodriguez richest player • alex rodriguez new york yankee trade
Choice Cuts: January 2004 Happy 2004, folks! MUSIC REVIEWS featuring Death Cab for Cutie, Bela Fleck and The Flecktones, Snapcase and Tyrades. music reviews • indie music • cd review • indepedent music • death cab for cutie
Gary, Joe, and Gil It was bound to happen, and after it happened, no one reported it. Gary Sheffield dropped a fly ball in the third inning of yesterday’s game when the ball hit the middle of his glove, which was next to his left hip, and popped out. Fortunately for the self declared Yankees’ team leader, the Texas Rangers had a runner on first, enabling the quick witted, never give in, “I don’t strike out when I don’t want to” Sheffield to fire the fallen baseball to Robinson Cano, who in turn fired to Derek Jeter to force Kevin Mensch at second. yankees • new york • new york yankees • gary sheffield • joe torre
Hitting Requires Pitching Scoring runs does not win games. Scoring more runs than the opposition scores wins games. The New York Yankees have added offense and should score more runs, but the key to regaining the World Championship is the pitching staff. 1930 yankees • gehrig • ruth • ruffing • gomez
Leadoff Hitter? Who Needs a Leadoff Hitter? The 2002 Yankees do not have a “traditional type” of leadoff batter. It is less of a problem than many fans realize. yankees • leadoff • batting order • on base average.
Magic They are wrong. They are all wrong. The magic has not left the Stadium. The magic has not left the Yankees. The magic has never been stronger nor has the magic ever worked harder. yankees • red sox • world series • magic • playoffs
Making Them Suffer Even More The last time the Yankees were in such a game was in Game 2 of the 2000 World Series against New York. yankees • red sox • mets • world series • 2000
Not So Bad? The third baseman is a shortstop, the leftfielder is a second baseman, the centerfielder is a left fielder, the first baseman is cheered because he lost some weight and alleges he will now be a good boy, and the starting pitchers are old and ineffective. The setup man throws up before playoff games, and there is no bench. yankees • new york yankees • world series • world champions • playoffs
Now is NOT the Time The Yankees should emulate some of the things the Minnesota Twins have done and then George Steinbrenner might be happier. minnestota • twins • yankees • steinbrenner • world series.
Postseason Awards My picks for the major 1999 postseason awards baseball • postseason awards 1999 • mvp • rookie • cy young
Rotations and Defense Ranking the top defenses and pitching rotations in the major leagues. major league baseball • teams
The Pride and The Pressure Michael Morrissey's newest book, The Pride and the Pressure, examines the highs and lows of being a New York Yankee. new york yankees • new york yankees book review • pride and the pressure • michael morrissey baseball book • mlb book review
Under Forty is Not Bad Joe DiMaggio. That’s it. The team that has won more World Championships and lost more World Championships has had only one right handed hitter who hit at least 40 home runs in a single season. In 1937, Joe DiMaggio hit 46 home runs. dimaggio • yankees • right handed • 40 • babe ruth
But We Beat the Red Sox Winners are not concerned with the goals and accomplishments of others. Winners go out and do what they must. yankees-red sox rivalry • yankees • red sox • brooklyn dodgers • new york giants
Extremism Can Be Good Extremism is not good, but in baseball, two or three extremely good pitchers can make all the difference in the world---if the rest of the team is good enough to make the playoffs. yankees • red sox • world series • pennant • mets
October: It's Not Because of Boone Yankees’ third baseman Aaron Boone is probably out for the season and it seems as if the Yankees are working from the premises that 1) Boone was a star and therefore 2) only a star can replace him. Both premises are patently wrong. yankees • boone • star • world series • bucky dent.
The 1995 A.L. Divisional Series Reeling from the previous year's strike that cancelled the World Series, baseball bounced back with a new round of playoffs that gave the game a classic series. 1995 american league divisional series • 1995 a.l. divisional series • 1995 yankees mariners series • 1995 playoffs • ken griffey 1995 playoffs
Top 10 All Time Yankee Home Runs They have hit a lot of home runs over the years. But here, for your reading pleasure, are the ten greatest home runs ever hit by the New York Yankees. yankees ten best homers • yankees best home runs • mlb best home runs • mlb 500 club • yankee home run records
Escalation or Sign Him Before They Do The Yankees and Red Sox are involved in an insane game of one upmanship. Neither team knows how to build a winning TEAM. yankees • red sox • steinbrenner • epstein • a-rod
Is It As Bad As It Seems? Perranoski was on the mound 8.8% of the time for the Dodgers. This past season, Mariano was on the mound 4.8% of the time for the Yankees. yankees • giambi • pettitte • rivera • perranoski
Mantle Mickey Mantle was great but only those who saw him play know just how important he was to his team. mantle • yankees • musial • westchester • aaron
New York Yankees Retired Numbers With so many retired numbers, the New York Yankees may someday be the first team to have a player wear number 100. yankees number 6 retire • jorre torre number retire • joe torre number 6 retire • yankees retired numbers • new york yankees retired numbers |
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